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The map is the front door to the entire Atlas corpus. Every facility we track is a pin on a living satellite globe, typed as campus, hyperscale, colocation, edge, AI/HPC, or neocloud, and colored by where it sits in its life: operational, under construction, or announced.

Search works the way you think. Type a facility, an operator, or a market. Or ask in plain English and let the map translate: zoom to Frankfurt, hide sites under 50 MW, show only hyperscale under construction. Save the searches you reuse and they are one click away next session.

Below the globe, the results grid keeps pace with every filter: power capacity, the grid utility, operator, status, and cooling and redundancy design, column-configurable and sortable. Take the map full screen for a wall view, or collapse it and work the grid like a spreadsheet.

Every market card carries the same reading: live megawatts, what is under construction, the pipeline behind it, operator count, and growth over the trailing year, drawn over years of capacity history. Northern Virginia and a frontier market answer the same questions in the same units.

Spotlights surface the answers people actually arrive with. Largest market, biggest pipeline, fastest growing, most operators: the shortlist starts itself before you touch a filter.

Drill into any market for its operators, its facilities, its recent activity, and how it compares to its region. Market news threads through the page, so a commissioning in Sterling shows up on Northern Virginia's card the day we verify it.

Comparisons hold up because the columns share a schema. Put up to four facilities side by side across sixteen criteria spanning capacity and build, power and efficiency, and commercial measures, with the best value in each row marked and a running win count per column.

Switch to operators mode and the same discipline applies to companies: capacity, reach, growth, and portfolio measures, lined up and scored.

The benchmark column keeps everyone honest: the market's median or average beside every row, with the sample size shown, so an impressive number can be read against what normal looks like. It is a control and never a competitor, so it is excluded from the win count.

Every event in the feed is typed, dated, and traced: an energization in Frankfurt, a groundbreaking in Ohio, an acquisition in Singapore, each linked to the operator, facilities, and market it touches, and each carrying its sources.

The classifier is strict on purpose. Press releases, filings, and official notices come in from around the world; only events with genuine data center substance survive, so the feed stays signal.

Alerts turn the feed into coverage. Follow a market, an operator, or a keyword, and the moment a matching event lands, you know. Read it in the app, or let the alert bring it to you.